His transgressions weren't all about having an affair. The fact that he was riding his motorcycle with his side chick on the back and got his rear kicked by her husband don't matter as much either. (And yes, the guy kicked his tail. It was not a motorcycle accident. Normally the other person with you would have some sort of injury as well and the motorcycle would have some damage. Neither did)
But anyway, it's the fact that he signed over a decade of contracts in one year, but to 3 different teams. (Louisville extension, Atlanta and Arkansas). So what's the point of a contract? It's the fact that he secretly met with auburn and LSU while at Louisville. It's the fact that he hired his side chick (who's husband worked in the athletic department) to a position at a public university which received state funds without interviewing other candidates. That's illegal, much less, immoral. He also gave her cash that was from the school. Also illegal.
So, the "affair" and some "booze" are only 2 pieces to a much larger puzzle. I don't find that laughable at all. If you do, fine. I'm not judging you either, but don't act like people that were against hiring him were idiots or on some pedestal either. I don't think the people being against those things I mentioned had their nose in the air. Most people would have a problem with that if they were the one doing the hiring at any job of a candidate with that history.